Red River Dave, Cindy Walker - Election Day - SOUNDIE (May 29, 1944)

Oh, from far and near. Everybody will be here. Going to make the old house way. Going to paint it red. Make it stand on its head for the day. Today's election day. There'll be many best in her pink ruffle dress with her best bow by side. Cowboys riding just a bed of five or 10. And to kick this old town open wide. There'll be grandmas and grandpas and then laws and outlaws and the kids all four generations. They'll be cheering and hooting and some friendly shining just to keep the spirit of this big occasion. And the town will spin till the last ballot in. And the winners had his say. Many head will when tomorrow starts to break. But today, today is election day. Yes, there'll be dancing and singing and fire alarms ringing and the whistles will all be a blowing. There'll be some getting tightening, a lot of fist fighting that will last till the rooster starts crowing. And the town will spin till the last ballot's in and the winners had to say. Many heads will ache. But tomorrow starts to break. But today, today's election day. >> And there'll be grandmas and grandpas and in-laws and outlaws. And the kids of four generations. They'll be cheering and hooting and some friendly shooting just to keep the spirit of the big occasion. And the town will spin till the last ballot's in. And the winners had his day. Many heads will lake when tomorrow starts to break. But today, today is election day.